Acces Industrie orders Tadano crawlers

French rental company Acces Industrie has placed an order for seven Tadano AS-15MCJ telescopic crawler aerial platforms.

Tadano - Acces Industrie, AS-15MCJ Rizqui Kariouch, Acces Industrie (middle left), and Vanessa Biton Salles, Tadano France (middle right), with the first AS-15MCJ. (Image: Tadano).

The order was made during the JDL 2025 trade show in Beaune, France, during September. The company has already taken delivery of the first unit, with the remaining six scheduled for delivery in January 2026.

With a network of over 45 branches across France, Belgium, and Spain, Acces Industrie employs more than 760 people and operates a fleet of 14,600 machines, 65% of which are electric.

Adding to the fleet, the Tadano AS-15MCJ offers a maximum working height of 14.8m, an 11.2m outreach,and a 250kg platform capacity. Thanks to its compact dimensions, 360° continuous rotation, and steel tracks with non-marking pads, the model is designed to provide optimum maneuverability and low ground pressure for work in sensitive or restricted environments.

Acces Industrie The Acces Industrie team at JDL 2025. (Image: Tadano).

Rizqui Kariouch, Regional Director Northern France & Belgium for Acces Industrie, said, “At Acces Industrie, we constantly look for versatile, reliable, and environmentally efficient equipment to support our clients’ needs. The AS-15MCJ impressed us with its reach, stability, and compact footprint. We are confident it will become a key addition to our fleet.”

Vanessa Biton Salles, Branch Manager AWP for Tadano France, added, “I’m delighted to be working with Acces Industrie, a team I’ve known for many years. I truly appreciate their professionalism, energy, and commitment to customer satisfaction. We’re proud that they’ve chosen Tadano, and we look forward to supporting their continued growth with the AS-15MCJ.”

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